At the heart of everything we do through the ULA Network Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project is exactly what Chris Erikson Jr. Business Manager for IBEW Local 3, so powerfully shared—ensuring our veterans are never alone when they come home. Chris reminds us that the transition from military service to civilian life is not something our heroes should navigate by themselves. Through the strength of our union community, partnerships with programs like Helmets to Hardhats, and the leadership of unions like IBEW Local 3, we are building real pathways—pathways to careers, stability, purpose, and family-sustaining union jobs. His message highlights something deeply important: So many veterans simply don’t know what opportunities exist. That’s why this work matters. From direct entry apprenticeship programs to veteran support networks and union training centers, these initiatives don’t just create jobs—they restore purpose, build community, and honor the sacrifice of those who served. We are incredibly grateful for Chris’s leadership, his unwavering commitment to our veterans, and his belief in the power of union labor to change lives. Together, through collaboration and shared mission, we are strengthening not only our unions—but the futures of the men and women who have given so much for our country. This is what solidarity looks like. This is what impact looks like. #unionstrong #IBEWlocal3 #veteranssupport #helmetstohardhats #vets4Vets #ulanetworkfoundation To learn more visit: https://hubs.li/Q04hyHz90 https://hubs.li/Q04hywF50 https://hubs.li/Q04hyrgk0

Building for Those Who Served 🇺🇸 Jim “Shoppy” Foster, Executive Director of Level Up CTE Programs and a Board Advisor to the ULA Network Charitable Foundation, shares his pride in supporting the ongoing Vets4Vets Community Construction Project at the Marine Corps Reserve Unit at Floyd Bennett Field. Working alongside the skilled volunteers of DC 9 Painters and other union trades partners, the team is helping restore and revitalize this meaningful space through donated time, craftsmanship, materials, and teamwork. From installing molding and mid-rail to bringing new life and color to the room, every contribution represents something bigger: union labor giving back to the veterans and military families who have given so much to our country. Jim and the Level Up CTE team are proud to stand behind the mission of the ULA Network Charitable Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Projects—bringing together skilled tradespeople, apprentices, veterans, contractors, and community partners to make a lasting impact. Service. Skills. Brotherhood. Community. Thank you to every volunteer helping us build something meaningful for those who served. 🇺🇸🔨 #Vets4Vets #ULANetwork #ULANetworkFoundation #LevelUpCTE #UnionStrong #UnionTrades #Veterans #SkilledTrades #CommunityConstruction #GivingBack

Proud to be in Elmont, NY supporting the ULA Network Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project. Shoutout to Pat Glennon, IBEW Local 3, for hooking up at Home Depot to grab supplies for the John F. Prince Post VFW 6478. Together with the NYC Building & Construction Trades, union veterans, apprentices, and volunteers are stepping up—giving back through hands-on VFW remediation projects that directly support our veteran community. This is union labor in action: ✔️ Skill ✔️ Service ✔️ Solidarity Special thanks to the NYC Department of Veterans’ Services and the Joseph P. Dwyer Grant for making this work possible and strengthening veteran-to-veteran connection where it matters most. We’re just getting started—stay tuned as we showcase the impact, the projects, and the people behind it. 👉 Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q047Scsp0 #Vets4Vets #UnionStrong #BuildingCommunities #SupportOurVeterans #UnionLabor #SkilledTrades #NYCBuildingTrades #ULANetwork #VeteransSupportingVeterans #CommunityImpact

We would like to thank everyone who supported and attended our ULA Network Vets4Vets Symposium at IBEW Local 3’s Electrical Industry Training Center on April 30th In LIC New York. The evening brought together union leaders, veterans, community advocates, and workforce development partners committed to supporting those who served our country while creating pathways to careers, resources, peer support, and community engagement within Unionized Building and Construction Trades and Public Sector career professions. Special thanks to: - IBEW Local 3 & Christopher Erikson Jr. for hosting - Anne Trenkle & Helmets to Hardhats - Commissioner Yesenia Mata and the NYC Department of Veterans’ Services team - Ellen Greeley, Assistant Commissioner for Policy and Strategic Partnerships - Dr. Lauren D’Mello, Executive Director of Community Mental Health - Noah Bray, Executive Director of Benefit Services - Brendan Loftus IUEC Local 1 Director Member Assistance Education Program - IBEW Local 3 Veterans Club - All union locals, veterans, instructors, business managers, and guests who continue to strengthen our communities through service and solidarity. Together, we continue to support, educate, and promote opportunities for our union veteran community while building impactful Vets4Vets community service projects across our region. Special thanks to Dan Hinton from IBEW Local 3 for providing some of the photos. Look out for more video coverage from ULA Network Media. #unionstrong #Vets4Vets #ulanetwork #buildingtrades #UnionVeterans #HelmetsToHardhats #ibewlocal3 #VeteransSupport #UnionLabor #SupportEducatePromote

Shout out to Commander Ryan S. Graham for all his support. Check out this inspiring clip from last year’s ULA Network Vets4Vets BBQ Symposium, where Ryan, Commander of VFW Flanders Field Post 150 in Corona, Queens, shared an important message about preserving the places that have supported veterans for generations. Many VFW posts throughout New York City have served as places of pride, fellowship, support, and hope for decades—some for more than a century. Today, many are in need of rebuilding, retrofitting, and revitalization. Through the ULA Network Vets4Vets Community Construction Project, we are bringing together union veterans, skilled trades members, apprentices, and community partners to help restore these important spaces and continue organized labor’s proud tradition of supporting those who served. Together, we can rebuild more than buildings—we can strengthen community, connection, and hope for generations to come. 🇺🇸 Want to get involved or support the mission? Visit https://hubs.ly/Q04sk_ZV0 to learn more about our Vets4Vets Community Construction Projects and how you can help. #Vets4Vets #ULANetwork #VeteransSupportingVeterans #UnionStrong #FlandersFieldPost150 #VFW #UnionVeterans #SkilledTrades #CommunityService #BuildingCommunity

Shout out to Commander Ryan S. Graham for all his support. Check out this inspiring clip from last year’s ULA Network Vets4Vets BBQ Symposium, where Ryan, Commander of VFW Flanders Field Post 150 in Corona, Queens, shared an important message about preserving the places that have supported veterans for generations. Many VFW posts throughout New York City have served as places of pride, fellowship, support, and hope for decades—some for more than a century. Today, many are in need of rebuilding, retrofitting, and revitalization. Through the ULA Network Vets4Vets Community Construction Project, we are bringing together union veterans, skilled trades members, apprentices, and community partners to help restore these important spaces and continue organized labor’s proud tradition of supporting those who served. Together, we can rebuild more than buildings—we can strengthen community, connection, and hope for generations to come. 🇺🇸 Want to get involved or support the mission? Visit https://hubs.ly/Q04sk_ZV0 to learn more about our Vets4Vets Community Construction Projects and how you can help. #Vets4Vets #ULANetwork #VeteransSupportingVeterans #UnionStrong #FlandersFieldPost150 #VFW #UnionVeterans #SkilledTrades #CommunityService #BuildingCommunity

Supporting Those Who Served — Through Union Skill, Brotherhood & Community At the heart of the New York Building & Construction Trades, there is a commitment that goes far beyond the jobsite — it’s about showing up for our communities, our veterans, and each other. Through the ULA Network Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project, we are proud to stand alongside the men and women who have served our country — helping restore and revitalize the very spaces they rely on for support, connection, and peace of mind. This week, we were honored to be on-site at a VFW Post 6478 in Queens, where union volunteers came together to complete meaningful remediation work — transforming an outdated facility into a safer, more welcoming environment for veterans. Built with Pride. Driven by Purpose. A special thank you to the incredible union brothers and sisters who donated their time, skill, and heart: IBEW Local 3 Veterans Club Cement & Concrete Workers District Council BAC Local 7 Tile, Marble & Terrazzo UA Plumbers Local 1 NY From installing new tile work to upgrading essential spaces, these skilled professionals didn’t just improve a building — they reinforced a mission. As one volunteer shared on-site: “We’re not just updating a bathroom — we’re creating a space veterans can feel proud of again.” Why This Work Matters Many VFW Posts across New York are aging and in need of repairs. These facilities are more than buildings — they are lifelines for veterans seeking: Community and Camaraderie Access to critical services A place to reconnect and heal Through Vets4Vets, union tradespeople are stepping up — veterans supporting veterans — using their skills to give back in a meaningful, lasting way. A Movement You Can See From before-and-after transformations to on-the-ground storytelling, the ULA Network is committed to capturing and sharing these moments — showcasing the power of union labor and the impact it has on real lives. Get Involved: This is just the beginning. If you're a union member, contractor, organization, or supporter looking to get involved in future projects — we welcome you to be part of this growing movement. Learn more, support the mission, or request a project: https://hubs.li/Q04dsHqZ0 The ULA Network would like to thank our sponsors and supporters for believing in our mission to support educate and promote our union labor family and our communities. To learn more visit: https://hubs.li/Q04dsJy-0

Building Brotherhood & Sisterhood Beyond the Uniform At the NYC Department of Veterans' Services, the mission is clear—no veteran should ever feel alone after their service ends. And through the work of Commissioner Yesenia Mata, that message continues to resonate across New York City: There is still brotherhood and sisterhood beyond the military—and unions help carry that legacy forward. At the ULA Network Charitable Foundation, our Vets4Vets Community Construction Project is built on that very belief. We are creating more than projects—we are building pathways, purpose, and community. By bringing together union veterans, skilled trades, and community partners, we are: Restoring and rebuilding community spaces like VFW halls and veteran centers Connecting veterans to union apprenticeships and career opportunities Providing access to peer-to-peer support, resources, and services Reinforcing the message that no veteran is left behind Commissioner Mata’s story reminds us what unions truly represent—dignity, protection, and opportunity. Her father’s journey is one shared by so many: finding strength in a union brotherhood when the odds felt stacked against him. That same spirit lives on today in every veteran who finds a new mission through the trades. “In and out of uniform, there’s still brotherhood and sisterhood.” That’s what Vets4Vets stands for. A Call to Action: If you are a veteran, a union member, or an organization that believes in supporting those who served: 👉 Get involved. 👉 Support a project. 👉 Help us expand these life-changing opportunities. To learn more visit: https://hubs.ly/Q04h2drX0 Together, through partnerships with organizations like the NYC Department of Veterans' Services and the power of union labor, we are building stronger communities—and stronger futures—for those who have given so much. Follow • Like • Subscribe to stay connected with the mission: 🌐 https://hubs.ly/Q04h29D90 🤝 https://hubs.ly/Q04h1PTv0 Support. Educate. Promote. Union Veterans. Union Communities. United for Impact. The ULA Network would like to thank our sponsors and supporters for believing in our mission to support educate and promote our union labor family and our communities. To learn more visit: https://hubs.ly/Q04h26NB0 Connect With ULA Website: https://hubs.ly/Q04h22Z40 Facebook: / unionlaboradvisorynetwork Instagram: / unionlabora. . Linkedin: / union-labor-advisory-network Subscribe To The Channel: • Union Labor Advisory Network

Building Brotherhood & Sisterhood Beyond the Uniform At the NYC Department of Veterans' Services, the mission is clear—no veteran should ever feel alone after their service ends. And through the work of Commissioner Yesenia Mata, that message continues to resonate across New York City: There is still brotherhood and sisterhood beyond the military—and unions help carry that legacy forward. At the ULA Network Charitable Foundation, our Vets4Vets Community Construction Project is built on that very belief. We are creating more than projects—we are building pathways, purpose, and community. By bringing together union veterans, skilled trades, and community partners, we are: Restoring and rebuilding community spaces like VFW halls and veteran centers Connecting veterans to union apprenticeships and career opportunities Providing access to peer-to-peer support, resources, and services Reinforcing the message that no veteran is left behind Commissioner Mata’s story reminds us what unions truly represent—dignity, protection, and opportunity. Her father’s journey is one shared by so many: finding strength in a union brotherhood when the odds felt stacked against him. That same spirit lives on today in every veteran who finds a new mission through the trades. “In and out of uniform, there’s still brotherhood and sisterhood.” That’s what Vets4Vets stands for. A Call to Action: If you are a veteran, a union member, or an organization that believes in supporting those who served: 👉 Get involved. 👉 Support a project. 👉 Help us expand these life-changing opportunities. To learn more visit: https://hubs.ly/Q04h2drX0 Together, through partnerships with organizations like the NYC Department of Veterans' Services and the power of union labor, we are building stronger communities—and stronger futures—for those who have given so much. Follow • Like • Subscribe to stay connected with the mission: 🌐 https://hubs.ly/Q04h29D90 🤝 https://hubs.ly/Q04h1PTv0 Support. Educate. Promote. Union Veterans. Union Communities. United for Impact. The ULA Network would like to thank our sponsors and supporters for believing in our mission to support educate and promote our union labor family and our communities. To learn more visit: https://hubs.ly/Q04h26NB0 Connect With ULA Website: https://hubs.ly/Q04h22Z40 Facebook: / unionlaboradvisorynetwork Instagram: / unionlabora. . Linkedin: / union-labor-advisory-network Subscribe To The Channel: • Union Labor Advisory Network

Building for Those Who Served 🇺🇸 Jim “Shoppy” Foster, Executive Director of Level Up CTE Programs and a Board Advisor to the ULA Network Charitable Foundation, shares his pride in supporting the ongoing Vets4Vets Community Construction Project at the Marine Corps Reserve Unit at Floyd Bennett Field. Working alongside the skilled volunteers of DC 9 Painters and other union trades partners, the team is helping restore and revitalize this meaningful space through donated time, craftsmanship, materials, and teamwork. From installing molding and mid-rail to bringing new life and color to the room, every contribution represents something bigger: union labor giving back to the veterans and military families who have given so much to our country. Jim and the Level Up CTE team are proud to stand behind the mission of the ULA Network Charitable Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Projects—bringing together skilled tradespeople, apprentices, veterans, contractors, and community partners to make a lasting impact. Service. Skills. Brotherhood. Community. Thank you to every volunteer helping us build something meaningful for those who served. 🇺🇸🔨 #Vets4Vets #ULANetwork #ULANetworkFoundation #LevelUpCTE #UnionStrong #UnionTrades #Veterans #SkilledTrades #CommunityConstruction #GivingBack

ULA Network Vets4Vets Community Construction Project: Union Trades Unite to Restore Marine Corps Reserve Memorial at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, New York Captain Selina Chiep, a logistics officer with the 2nd Battalion, 25th Marines at Floyd Bennett Field, shares an update on the ongoing remediation project helping transform a room dedicated to memorializing Marines and families who have been part of this historic Brooklyn location. Through the ULA Network Charitable Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project, union tradespeople, veterans, volunteers, contractors, suppliers, and community partners are coming together with one shared purpose: using our skills, resources, and relationships to give back to those who served. We are incredibly thankful to everyone who has volunteered their time, talent, expertise, materials, and resources to help make this project possible, including: Mac de Oliveira of Vi-Stone Inc. for volunteering his time, expertise, and support; Rony Luna and Chanel Rivera of DC9 Painters for their skilled work and continued support; PPG and Mercury Paints for helping provide donated paint and materials; Jim “Shoppy” Foster, NYC Union Carpenter and Executive Director of Level Up CTE Programs, for supporting the carpentry and trim work; Mario Giannotte and Dykes Lumber for generously providing trim and supplies; Bill Burns and Rolling Thunder NY Chapter 6; Teamsters Local 282 and Gary LaBarbera Jr.; and every union member, veteran, contractor, supplier, volunteer, and supporter who continues to step forward. But the work doesn't stop here. Our Vets4Vets Community Construction Projects depend on people and organizations willing to get involved. Whether you are a union tradesperson willing to volunteer your skills, a contractor or supplier able to donate materials, a veteran who wants to serve alongside fellow veterans, or a company or community partner looking to support meaningful projects, there is a place for you in this mission. Together, we can restore more than buildings. We can help strengthen veteran organizations, preserve important spaces, create opportunities for mentorship and service, and demonstrate the incredible impact that organized labor and our communities can make when we work together. More updates from Floyd Bennett Field—and additional Vets4Vets projects—are coming in the weeks ahead. Want to volunteer, donate materials, become a project partner, or help support our next Vets4Vets Community Construction Project? Get involved today: https://hubs.li/Q04t0jtt0 Serve Those Who Served. Build Together. Make an Impact.

ULA Network Vets4Vets Community Construction Project: Union Trades Unite to Restore Marine Corps Reserve Memorial at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, New York Captain Selina Chiep, a logistics officer with the 2nd Battalion, 25th Marines at Floyd Bennett Field, shares an update on the ongoing remediation project helping transform a room dedicated to memorializing Marines and families who have been part of this historic Brooklyn location. Through the ULA Network Charitable Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project, union tradespeople, veterans, volunteers, contractors, suppliers, and community partners are coming together with one shared purpose: using our skills, resources, and relationships to give back to those who served. We are incredibly thankful to everyone who has volunteered their time, talent, expertise, materials, and resources to help make this project possible, including: Mac de Oliveira of Vi-Stone Inc. for volunteering his time, expertise, and support; Rony Luna and Chanel Rivera of DC9 Painters for their skilled work and continued support; PPG and Mercury Paints for helping provide donated paint and materials; Jim “Shoppy” Foster, NYC Union Carpenter and Executive Director of Level Up CTE Programs, for supporting the carpentry and trim work; Mario Giannotte and Dykes Lumber for generously providing trim and supplies; Bill Burns and Rolling Thunder NY Chapter 6; Teamsters Local 282 and Gary LaBarbera Jr.; and every union member, veteran, contractor, supplier, volunteer, and supporter who continues to step forward. But the work doesn't stop here. Our Vets4Vets Community Construction Projects depend on people and organizations willing to get involved. Whether you are a union tradesperson willing to volunteer your skills, a contractor or supplier able to donate materials, a veteran who wants to serve alongside fellow veterans, or a company or community partner looking to support meaningful projects, there is a place for you in this mission. Together, we can restore more than buildings. We can help strengthen veteran organizations, preserve important spaces, create opportunities for mentorship and service, and demonstrate the incredible impact that organized labor and our communities can make when we work together. More updates from Floyd Bennett Field—and additional Vets4Vets projects—are coming in the weeks ahead. Want to volunteer, donate materials, become a project partner, or help support our next Vets4Vets Community Construction Project? Get involved today: https://hubs.li/Q04t0jtt0 Serve Those Who Served. Build Together. Make an Impact.

Army Veteran Sean Frazier Highlights the Importance of Connecting Veterans to Benefits and Resources Sean Frazier, U.S. Army Veteran and Adjutant for VFW Post 2348, joined us at this year’s ULA Network Foundation Vets4Vets Symposium, hosted at @IBEW Local 3 training center. Sean shared that many veterans leave military service without realizing they may be eligible for education benefits, disability compensation and other valuable support services. Through the VFW, he and his fellow officers help veterans understand their benefits, navigate available programs and connect with the resources they have earned. Having experienced that uncertainty himself after leaving the Army, Sean is committed to making sure other veterans know they are not alone—and that trusted organizations are ready to help them find direction, support and opportunity. Learn more about veteran resources through the NYC Department of Veterans’ Services: https://hubs.li/Q04rgf3k0 Follow, like and subscribe to support the ULA Network Foundation’s Vets4Vets initiatives: https://hubs.li/Q04rgBVw0

Army Veteran Sean Frazier Highlights the Importance of Connecting Veterans to Benefits and Resources Sean Frazier, U.S. Army Veteran and Adjutant for VFW Post 2348, joined us at this year’s ULA Network Foundation Vets4Vets Symposium, hosted at @IBEW Local 3 training center. Sean shared that many veterans leave military service without realizing they may be eligible for education benefits, disability compensation and other valuable support services. Through the VFW, he and his fellow officers help veterans understand their benefits, navigate available programs and connect with the resources they have earned. Having experienced that uncertainty himself after leaving the Army, Sean is committed to making sure other veterans know they are not alone—and that trusted organizations are ready to help them find direction, support and opportunity. Learn more about veteran resources through the NYC Department of Veterans’ Services: https://hubs.li/Q04rgf3k0 Follow, like and subscribe to support the ULA Network Foundation’s Vets4Vets initiatives: https://hubs.li/Q04rgBVw0

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At the heart of everything we do through the ULA Network Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project is exactly what Chris Erikson Jr. Business Manager for IBEW Local 3, so powerfully shared—ensuring our veterans are never alone when they come home. Chris reminds us that the transition from military service to civilian life is not something our heroes should navigate by themselves. Through the strength of our union community, partnerships with programs like Helmets to Hardhats, and the leadership of unions like IBEW Local 3, we are building real pathways—pathways to careers, stability, purpose, and family-sustaining union jobs. His message highlights something deeply important: So many veterans simply don’t know what opportunities exist. That’s why this work matters. From direct entry apprenticeship programs to veteran support networks and union training centers, these initiatives don’t just create jobs—they restore purpose, build community, and honor the sacrifice of those who served. We are incredibly grateful for Chris’s leadership, his unwavering commitment to our veterans, and his belief in the power of union labor to change lives. Together, through collaboration and shared mission, we are strengthening not only our unions—but the futures of the men and women who have given so much for our country. This is what solidarity looks like. This is what impact looks like. #unionstrong #IBEWlocal3 #veteranssupport #helmetstohardhats #vets4Vets #ulanetworkfoundation To learn more visit: https://hubs.li/Q04hyHz90 https://hubs.li/Q04hywF50 https://hubs.li/Q04hyrgk0

We would like to thank everyone who supported and attended our ULA Network Vets4Vets Symposium at IBEW Local 3’s Electrical Industry Training Center on April 30th In LIC New York. The evening brought together union leaders, veterans, community advocates, and workforce development partners committed to supporting those who served our country while creating pathways to careers, resources, peer support, and community engagement within Unionized Building and Construction Trades and Public Sector career professions. Special thanks to: - IBEW Local 3 & Christopher Erikson Jr. for hosting - Anne Trenkle & Helmets to Hardhats - Commissioner Yesenia Mata and the NYC Department of Veterans’ Services team - Ellen Greeley, Assistant Commissioner for Policy and Strategic Partnerships - Dr. Lauren D’Mello, Executive Director of Community Mental Health - Noah Bray, Executive Director of Benefit Services - Brendan Loftus IUEC Local 1 Director Member Assistance Education Program - IBEW Local 3 Veterans Club - All union locals, veterans, instructors, business managers, and guests who continue to strengthen our communities through service and solidarity. Together, we continue to support, educate, and promote opportunities for our union veteran community while building impactful Vets4Vets community service projects across our region. Special thanks to Dan Hinton from IBEW Local 3 for providing some of the photos. Look out for more video coverage from ULA Network Media. #unionstrong #Vets4Vets #ulanetwork #buildingtrades #UnionVeterans #HelmetsToHardhats #ibewlocal3 #VeteransSupport #UnionLabor #SupportEducatePromote

Supporting Those Who Served — Through Union Skill, Brotherhood & Community At the heart of the New York Building & Construction Trades, there is a commitment that goes far beyond the jobsite — it’s about showing up for our communities, our veterans, and each other. Through the ULA Network Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project, we are proud to stand alongside the men and women who have served our country — helping restore and revitalize the very spaces they rely on for support, connection, and peace of mind. This week, we were honored to be on-site at a VFW Post 6478 in Queens, where union volunteers came together to complete meaningful remediation work — transforming an outdated facility into a safer, more welcoming environment for veterans. Built with Pride. Driven by Purpose. A special thank you to the incredible union brothers and sisters who donated their time, skill, and heart: IBEW Local 3 Veterans Club Cement & Concrete Workers District Council BAC Local 7 Tile, Marble & Terrazzo UA Plumbers Local 1 NY From installing new tile work to upgrading essential spaces, these skilled professionals didn’t just improve a building — they reinforced a mission. As one volunteer shared on-site: “We’re not just updating a bathroom — we’re creating a space veterans can feel proud of again.” Why This Work Matters Many VFW Posts across New York are aging and in need of repairs. These facilities are more than buildings — they are lifelines for veterans seeking: Community and Camaraderie Access to critical services A place to reconnect and heal Through Vets4Vets, union tradespeople are stepping up — veterans supporting veterans — using their skills to give back in a meaningful, lasting way. A Movement You Can See From before-and-after transformations to on-the-ground storytelling, the ULA Network is committed to capturing and sharing these moments — showcasing the power of union labor and the impact it has on real lives. Get Involved: This is just the beginning. If you're a union member, contractor, organization, or supporter looking to get involved in future projects — we welcome you to be part of this growing movement. Learn more, support the mission, or request a project: https://hubs.li/Q04dsHqZ0 The ULA Network would like to thank our sponsors and supporters for believing in our mission to support educate and promote our union labor family and our communities. To learn more visit: https://hubs.li/Q04dsJy-0

Proud to be in Elmont, NY supporting the ULA Network Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project. Shoutout to Pat Glennon, IBEW Local 3, for hooking up at Home Depot to grab supplies for the John F. Prince Post VFW 6478. Together with the NYC Building & Construction Trades, union veterans, apprentices, and volunteers are stepping up—giving back through hands-on VFW remediation projects that directly support our veteran community. This is union labor in action: ✔️ Skill ✔️ Service ✔️ Solidarity Special thanks to the NYC Department of Veterans’ Services and the Joseph P. Dwyer Grant for making this work possible and strengthening veteran-to-veteran connection where it matters most. We’re just getting started—stay tuned as we showcase the impact, the projects, and the people behind it. 👉 Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q047Scsp0 #Vets4Vets #UnionStrong #BuildingCommunities #SupportOurVeterans #UnionLabor #SkilledTrades #NYCBuildingTrades #ULANetwork #VeteransSupportingVeterans #CommunityImpact

Thank you to Sal Correa Business Agent for BAC Local 7 Tile, Marble & Terrazzo, for your dedicated service to our country and your continued commitment to supporting the Local’s membership, Veterans and our communities. We’re proud to recognize Sal as an honoree for the ULA Network Charitable Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project, taking place October 29th at Plattduetsche Park in Franklin Square, LI NY from 5–9 PM. Visit https://hubs.li/Q03NkrHx0 for more details. The ULA Network dedicated to honoring the strength and solidarity of union labor by educating, connecting, and empowering individuals through shared experiences, opportunities, and support. Our mission is to uplift families and communities by promoting the value of union careers, economic development, and workforce resilience. Through collaboration and storytelling, we aim to build a future where every person understands the power of unity, dignity in work, and the promise of a better tomorrow. https://hubs.li/Q03NkrHx0 The ULA Network would like to thank our sponsors and supporters for believing in our mission to support educate and promote our union labor family and our communities. To learn more visit: https://hubs.li/Q03Nkfxc0 Connect With ULA Website: https://www.ulanetwork.com Facebook: / unionlaboradvisorynetwork Instagram: https://hubs.li/Q03NkqzD0... Linkedin: / union-labor-advisory-network

Thank you to Sal Correa Business Agent for BAC Local 7 Tile, Marble & Terrazzo, for your dedicated service to our country and your continued commitment to supporting the Local’s membership, Veterans and our communities. We’re proud to recognize Sal as an honoree for the ULA Network Charitable Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project, taking place October 29th at Plattduetsche Park in Franklin Square, LI NY from 5–9 PM. Visit https://hubs.li/Q03NkrHx0 for more details. The ULA Network dedicated to honoring the strength and solidarity of union labor by educating, connecting, and empowering individuals through shared experiences, opportunities, and support. Our mission is to uplift families and communities by promoting the value of union careers, economic development, and workforce resilience. Through collaboration and storytelling, we aim to build a future where every person understands the power of unity, dignity in work, and the promise of a better tomorrow. https://hubs.li/Q03NkrHx0 The ULA Network would like to thank our sponsors and supporters for believing in our mission to support educate and promote our union labor family and our communities. To learn more visit: https://hubs.li/Q03Nkfxc0 Connect With ULA Website: https://www.ulanetwork.com Facebook: / unionlaboradvisorynetwork Instagram: https://hubs.li/Q03NkqzD0... Linkedin: / union-labor-advisory-network